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E ver since the freedom movement there is no event that brings a nation together other than of course the elections and not to forget the India Pakistan cricket matches. So with an idea to come up with a platform to unite the nation, Give India one ...

'The Joy of Giving Week' Unveiled - Chennai Online

After many, many years of volunteering, organizing, fundraising and giving, Cecelia Jenkins and her family are retiring from the Yelm Education Advisory Council. They really made Project Community Santa, Youth Clothing Connection, and School Kits for ...

Thanks to Jenkins’ for years of service to advisory council - Nisqually Valley News

The new Chair of the Board is Connie Bond Stuart, President of PNC Bank, Delaware. She succeeds Dr. Robert J. Laskowski, President and Chief Executive Officer of Christiana Care Health System. Both Ms. Stuart and Dr. Laskowski are long-time ...

United Way of Delaware announces changes to its Board of Directors - Delaware Online

Aug. 23 : Vintage John Penny Band, a traditional country Western band. Saturday evening patio seating at tables is $20 and lawn seating overlooking the stage (bring your own chairs or blanket) is $18. Children 12 and under are invited to all ...

Nearby Notes calendar - Abington Mariner

On October 3 and 4, 2009, more than 1,600 bicyclists are expected to pedal from Dover to Rehoboth Beach during the 26th annual Bike MS: NRG Energy Indian River Power Plant Bike to the Bay in association with Bank of America. The cyclists’ goal is ...

Bike MS cyclists to pedal downstate to create a world free of MS - Delaware Online

TowerCare continues to enhance DonorPro based on feedback from customers and new industry trends. DonorPro Release 6.1, available in June 2009, will contain many new enhancements such as advanced import functionality that provides users with the ...

TowerCare Technologies Launches New Partnership Programs and DonorPro ... - dBusinessNews.com

The skies will be dark and silent over Colorado Springs, Colo., on Saturday. Because of the recession, city officials canceled their Fourth of July fireworks display, a three-decade-old extravaganza that was one of the biggest Independence Day ...

Many July 4 fireworks shows going up in smoke - MSNBC

BLUEFIELD — He was known to legions of his fans as the lovable Sheriff Snoop of the enormously popular “Snoop and Scoop” shows on WHIS-TV, but the late E. Ray Brooks was far more complex than the character he immortalized on local TV. On Sept ...

Snoop’ enshrined - Bluefield Daily Telegraph

TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jul 2, 2009 (Marketwire via COMTEX) -- Pizza Pizza and Pizza 73 have mixed together all the ingredients needed for a successful fundraising campaign. The same teamwork skills needed to create the perfect pizza were used by both ...

Pizza Purveyors and Patrons Join Forces to Raise More Than $100,000 ... - TMCnet

FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN OF all ages, including preschoolers, attended the kickoff rally for the "I Love Pleasanton Schools" fundraising campaign. The campaign is a joint effort of the Pleasanton Unified School District, Pleasanton Partners in ...

Resolved Question: Talk radio's freedom being threatened ?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It seems to be common knowledge that our government is trying to silence conservatives. Read this, and see what you think....... +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Obama blueprint for silencing talk radio exposed New book warns of 'commissar committees' to censor speech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: April 13, 2009 8:49 pm Eastern © 2009 WorldNetDaily WASHINGTON – As popular opposition to the reinstitution of the so-called "Fairness Doctrine" mounts, Barack Obama and the Democrat-dominated Congress will end-run critics with legislation that will curb dissent on talk radio through the imposition of "localism" rules and community watchdog boards across America, charges a new book by a former NBC Westwood One talk-show host. In "Shut Up, America! The End of Free Speech," author Brad O'Leary says the plan amounts to the development of party-approved "commissar committees" to censor the kind of lively and free-wheeling debate America has known since the scrapping of the so-called "Fairness Doctrine" by President Reagan's Federal Communications Commission in 1987. By demanding radio stations answer to local community watchdog boards to ensure programming is "balanced," "fair," "diverse," "tolerant" and "serving the public interest locally," O'Leary says the rules and legislation being planned will once again make talk radio accountable to politicians, political activists and bureaucrats at the FCC. Tell your government to stay away from censoring talk radio and manipulating news coverage: Sign WND's Petition to Block Congressional Attacks on Freedom of Speech and Press now! The ultimate threat over the heads of radio stations is license renewal, he explains. "Far-left groups such as ACORN [Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now] stand at the ready to pressure these boards into silencing conservative talk radio programs, either through intimidation or the loss of broadcast licenses," says O'Leary, who, during the presidential campaign, wrote the best-selling book, "The Audacity of Deceit: Barack Obama's War on American Values." The book points out there were only 75 radio talk shows in America during the last year of the "Fairness Doctrine" rules. Today, there are more than 3,000. "The liberals' once-dominant media forum is fading fast, in part because Americans have discovered real diversity of ideas elsewhere," O'Leary writes. "The enemies of free speech know this. They also know that, if they are to accomplish their goal of stifling all debate, they will have to control all media outlets." While the Obama administration and some Democratic congressional leaders have denied efforts to reinstate the "Fairness Doctrine," none have denied efforts to stack the FCC with appointees open to the idea of reining in talk radio. "Under the rubric of 'broadcast localism,' it is clear the commission is proposing no less than a sweeping takeover by Washington bureaucrats of broadcast media," wrote Rep. John Boehner, House minority leader, in a letter to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin as far back as last June. "The proposals and recommendations for commission action contained in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking amount to the stealth enactment of the Fairness Doctrine, a policy designated to squelch the free speech and free expression of specifically targeted audiences." Those regulations would specifically "reinstitute advisory boards to regulate broadcast content and revive a host of other rules the commission dropped more than 20 years ago," explained Boehner. Also revealed in "Shut Up, America" is evidence that Obama's new FCC chairman wants to create a "Fairness Doctrine" for the Internet to regulate and censor online speech. Julius Genachowski, an Obama friend from Harvard Law School and the mastermind behind Obama's online fundraising machine, is an ardent supporter of so-called "net neutrality" regulations, perceived by O'Leary as a first step toward "Fairness Doctrine"-style regulations on content for the Internet. Genachowski would have government decide what content Internet operators and network owners must provide. "Incredibly, he claims this is to keep the Internet free and open to all," says O'Leary. "In reality, his goal is to usher the heavy hands of federal regulators into the tent. Genachowski would give federal regulators editorial authority over what private operators must provide." Genachowski also advocates creating new media ownership rules that promote a diversity of voices on the airwaves. In fact, Genachowski is credited with helping craft the Obama technology agenda, which states: "Encourage diversity in the ownership of broadcast media, promote the development of new media outlets for expression of diverse viewpoints, and clarify the public interest more

Voting Question: What is the best college I could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Resolved Question: What is the best college I could get into?

What is the best college I could get into? SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Resolved Question: what is the best college I could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get in.I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too, like johns hopkins.will i be able to get in? more

Voting Question: What is the best college I could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Voting Question: What is the best college I could get into?

What is the best college I could get into? SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Voting Question: What is the best college I could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Voting Question: What is the best college I could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Resolved Question: What is the best college I could get into?

What is the best college i could get into? SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. Also, I live about 25-30 minutes away from the University of Washington (Seattle) and have always wanted to go there, but thats only b/c i dont know anything about anyother colleges or if i would get it. I want to do something with biotechnology or bioengineering and uw i a great school for that but I dont know, i would like to look at some others too. more

Resolved Question: what is the best college i could get into?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. i live in seattle washington. more

Resolved Question: where should I apply to college?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months where could I apply and get in?My counselor was no help. Thanks. more

Resolved Question: should I apply to an IVY league?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months what is the most prestigious college i could get into? I really want to go to the University of Washington (Seattle) because that is close to home and is a good college but i dont know where else to apply and have NO idea what colleges are looking for because my counselor was no help! any help would be appreciated thanks. more

Voting Question: Will I be able to get into an prestigious college?

SAT: 1770 (definitely want to bring this up to at least a 2000) Math: 640 writing: 550 cr: 590 GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) IB (international baccalaureate) classes: 5 In junior year and will be taking 5 senior year too. junior year classes -Business technology systems (did this over the summer at a comm college) -IB Chemistry SL -IB biology SL -IB MM1 (pre cal) SL -IB American Studies SL -IB English SL -Orchestra -VB.net (online) -C# (online) Senior year classes IB Chemistry II HL IB Biology II HL Calculus (IB MM2 is way to hard) IB Physiology (social studies credit) HL IB Physics SL IB English HL -3D animation (online) Volunteer hours- 840.5 to date Volunteers at 2 hospitals, plays violin for a non profit orchestra, misc. extra curriculars- Fastpitch softball will be 4 year varsity letter by end of senior year. Part of non profit charity band, part of a program called Athletes for kids where student- athletes mentor are matched with a same gender child with a mental or physical disability or both and mentors them (be their buddy). part of the high school's biology club, chemistry club and key club. for fun- hiking, biking, running Leadership- Fundraising director for school's key club Appointed position in student council work- Haven't gotten accepted yet, but I applied to become an intern at microsoft. previous work- Kelsey Creek Farm- 1 year Basketball referee- 6 months what is the most prestigious college i could get into? I really want to go to the University of Washington (Seattle) because that is close to home and is a good college but i dont know where else to apply and have NO idea what colleges are looking for because my counselor was no help! any help would be appreciated thanks. more

Resolved Question: Would anyone like to donate to the 2009 Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for the Cure?

This year, I'll be participating in a very special event called the Breast Cancer 3-Day. I'll walk 60 miles over the course of three days with thousands of other women and men. The net proceeds will support breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment through Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund. I've agreed to raise at least $2,300 in donations. So I need your help. Would you please consider making a donation? Any amount, even the smallest amounts help me to reach my goal! Keep in mind how far I'm walking - and how hard I'll have to train. You can give online at www.The3Day.org. Just follow the link below to visit my personal fundraising webpage and make a donation. You can also call 800.996.3DAY to donate over the phone. The reason that me and my co-workers have chosen to participate in this event, is that in February we lost our boss, co-worker and friend, Bonnie, to this very terrible disease. She was such a wonderful, vibrant, caring person who was taken away from her family entirely too early, as is the case with all women who have passed away from this terrible disease. So, my teammembers and I want to help to do our part to help other families from losing their loved ones to this terrible disease. According to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, approximately 200,000 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and nearly 40,000 will die from the disease. That's why I'm walking so far. To do something bold about breast cancer. I hope that you'll share this incredible adventure with me - by supporting me in my fundraising efforts. Thank you in advance for your generosity! Also, if you wouldn't mind, could you please invite others to this group (see instructions below), so that the word can be passed around to help my team members and I reach our fundraising goals? Sincerely, Monique P.S. Ask your employer if they will double your donation through a matching gift program! Please follow this link to donate to my personal webpage: http://www.the3day.org/site/TR/Walk/WashingtonDCEvent?px=3223711&pg=personal&fr_id=1303&et=vhRLL9oA7_LIF8wznm9wcA..&s_tafId=85071 For more information about the Breast Cancer 3-Day, Susan G. Komen for the Cure or the National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund, visit http://www.the3day.org/ or call 800.996.3DAY. more

Resolved Question: Anyone know about this weight loss/fundraising program I saw at subway?

Was in subway last week and there was a little card on the counter advertising an online weight loss tracker, that for every pound you lose they donate money to help feed the hungry...or something along those lines. Don't think it was done by subway, they were just promoting it Didn't write it down and figured I could just google it but I can't find it. Anyone know about this program and/or where the website is? more

Resolved Question: hi do anybody know any online fundraising programs?

i got picked to go to hollywood and be an actress. would you all be kind to help me. if you know any websites would u please tell me. thank you. more

Resolved Question: Why did John McCain say he is okay with gay marriage?

A prominent Christian leader whose radio and magazine outreaches are solidly in support of biblically-based marriages – and keeps in touch with millions of constituents daily – says he cannot consider Arizona Sen. John McCain a viable candidate for president. "Speaking as a private individual, I would not vote for John McCain under any circumstances," said James Dobson, founder of the Colorado Springs-based Focus on the Family as well as the Focus Action cultural action organization set up specifically to provide a platform for informing and rallying constituents. Dobson, who always is careful to note that he's not speaking for the non-profit ministry, which cannot advocate for or against candidates legally, also doesn't hesitate to state his personal opinions on social or political issues and agendas. Several times he's talked to Republicans, the traditionally conservative political party, about the need to maintain the values of that large part of the U.S. population, or lose the support of those people. His most recent comments came during an interview on the Jerry Johnson Live program on KCBI 90.9 FM. The show host noted that pro-family conservatives already are thinking about the next cycle of leadership in the United States, which will be determined in the 2008 presidential and congressional elections. He also noted that McCain and New York mayor Rudy Giuliani appear to be the leaders. Then he asked Dobson to listen to a statement from McCain and respond. "I think, uh … I think that gay marriage should be allowed if there's a ceremony kind of thing, if you wanna call it that … I don't have any problem with that," McCain says. "Dr. Dobson, would you be comfortable with someone like John McCain as the … conservative or Republican candidate for president?" Johnson asked. "Well, let me say that I am not in the office. I'm in the little condo so I can speak for myself and not for Focus on the Family," Dobson said in rejecting McCain's leadership. He noted that legislation he'd just been discussing on the program, regarding an attempt by Democrat leaders in Congress to create obstacles for ministries such as Focus to reach constituents with action messages about pending legislation, is being supported by McCain, too. "That came from McCain, and the McCain Feingold Bill kept us from telling the truth right before elections … and there are a lot of other things. He's not in favor of traditional marriage, and I pray that we won't get stuck with him," Dobson said. The provisions of the new congressional proposal, hidden deep inside a plan to reform lobbying rules to eliminate the many recent scandals involving members of Congress, would require pro-family groups to provide documentation of their actions to the government any time they try to spark any "grass-roots" action. Phone calls, personal visits, e-mails, magazines, broadcasts, phone banks, appearances, travel, fundraising and other items all would be subject to government tabulation, verification and audits, Dobson said during a recent program. "On and on it goes." "Clearly, the objective here is to hide what goes on from the public and punish and silence those of us who would talk about what our representatives are doing," Dobson said of the plan by Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev. American Family Association Chairman Donald Wildmon, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins and American Values President Gary Bauer joined Dobson in urging listeners to flood Capitol Hill with phone calls demanding those speech limits be removed. Bauer said the telephone number to call is: 202-224-3121. Focus also has begun an online petition, at Focuspetitions.com. Wildmon characterized the Washington proposal as a message to the American public: "We don't want to hear from you, and this is the way we're going to handle it." Dobson also earlier scolded Republicans for blaming the 2006 election victories by Democrats in many races across the country on conservatives. "Dick Armey emerged from four years in the wilderness to blame conservative Christians for Tuesday's defeat. They were, he said, 'too involved' with the party. He can't be serious! Someone should tell him that without the support of that specific constituency, John Kerry would be president and the Republicans would have fallen into a black hole in '04," Dobson said in a story WND reported earlier. "Values Voters are not going to carry the water for the Republican Party if it ignores their deeply held convictions and beliefs," he said. "Republican leaders in Congress during this term apparently never understood, or they forgot, why Ronald Reagan was so loved and why he is considered one of our greatest presidents. If they hope to return to power in '08, they must rediscover the conservative principles that resonated with the majority of Americans in the 1980s – and still resonate with them today. Failure to do so will be catastrophic," Dobson said. more

Resolved Question: Magazine Subscribers?

My school is fundraising and we have an annual magazine subscription program. Just tell me the magazine that you would like to subscribe to (so I can check if this program holds this magazine) and your email (if you would like to purchase) so I can send you the online order form. Thanks! more

Voting Question: Which freewebhost supports.......................?

I need a free webhost that supports: -FTP access (can connect to cPanel) -mySQL -PHP, CGI, SSL scripting Please help me? :\ Me and my friends started a fundraising program 2 years ago and it's gotten local media attention, we're doing raffles and stuff. We've raised over 20,000$ so far for local families of soldiers that have died in iraq. My teacher is helping us set up a website where people can donate online. He wants me to find a free webhost that supports the following and he can do the rest himself. It's my senior year in high school, I'd love to do this before I graduate! more

Resolved Question: I was recently accepted into the People to People program and I was wondering if you had any fundraising ideas

The People to People program allows young students to visit different countries as ambassadors for the United States. I am really excited to go, but I got accepted later than most others. I am 15 years old and a senior at Pinon High School. I am the head of 4 organizations and involved in 3 others. I tutor middle schoolers after school and I take online classes at home, so I don't have much time on my hands. I live on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and I don't have as many resources as students in more urban areas. I've asked my relatives for help, but they can't really assist me. Every member of my family has their own financial problems and they can't send me much money. My mother is a single parent and she is going through a very rough time right now, so she doesn't have the capability of helping. Basically, I'm in this on my own. If you could give me any fundraising ideas, I would greatly appreciate it. more

Resolved Question: What do you think of this??I think it's total B.S.!!?

Phoenix 63° Tucson 52° Flagstaff 29° Traffic | Weather JOBS AUTOS REAL ESTATE RENTALS classified yellow pages Ahwatukee Chandler Gilbert Glendale Mesa Northwest Valley Peoria Pinal County Phoenix-Central Phoenix-Northeast Scottsdale Southwest Valley Sun City Surprise Tempe A&E Travel & Explore Viewpoints Food & Drink Home/Real Estate Movie Preview Yes Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Get today's Arizona Republic front page via RSS [info | more feeds] VALLEY & STATE online print edition Print Article Email Article Most Popular Change Type Size ASU scholarship program for non-citizens is revived Anne Ryman The Arizona Republic Mar. 6, 2008 12:00 AM A controversial scholarship that benefited Arizona State University students who are in the country illegally is being revived. Since the news media reported last month that the special scholarship's funding had run out for the 2008-09 school year, private donors in the Valley have stepped forward, ASU President Michael Crow said. ASU officials are working with a third-party group to provide scholarship money. Crow said he "can't guarantee," but it's his hope that enough money will be available to cover the estimated 200 to 300 students who have to pay higher, out-of-state tuition as a result of changes in state law. ASU officials are advising those students to go ahead and register for fall courses. advertisement "In the last few weeks, we've made tremendous progress with other parties outside the university to secure the resources," Crow said. "So there will be the resources necessary for these students to continue their education." A fund called the American Dream Fund Coalition has been set up and is being maintained by the non-profit group Chicanos Por La Causa. He estimates the cost at about $3 million a year, adding that the money will come from private sources and not state funding. For the past year, 207 undocumented immigrants who graduated from Arizona high schools have received private scholarship money through the ASU Foundation. The scholarships started after the voter-approved Proposition 300 took effect in late 2006, requiring illegal immigrants to pay out-of-state tuition at the state's universities and community colleges. Out-of-state tuition and fees are about $17,000 a year at ASU while the in-state amount is nearly $5,000. The law also prevents illegal immigrants from receiving state scholarships. When Crow announced the scholarships last year, he met with criticism from some state lawmakers who questioned whether the strategy complied with the law. ASU officials have maintained the scholarship is legal because they use private, not state, money. "We're just trying to be helpful to them because many of them are really great students," Crow said. Crow said the students, who ASU calls "special-class international students," are victims of the bad public policy of various countries, including the United States. Not all the students are from Mexico, he said. Some are from China and other countries, and they lack proof of citizenship or legal residency. "It turns out somehow they've ended up in the United States, and they have citizenship nowhere," he said. Private citizens have come forward with donations, he said, "and that's going to be how they are going to pay for their education going forward." State Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, said he has no problem with private groups' fundraising, but ASU should steer clear of any involvement. "ASU can't work behind the scenes," he said. "They can't work upfront and dispense these (scholarships). They can't have any involvement." more

Resolved Question: Business ideas? I want to start a business... need to brainstorm...what areas need 'filling'?.?

Whats a growing need?.... anyone heard of any neat ideas that have worked....everyone says find a niche and fill it...but I just cant think of anything. I have alot of applicable skills......management experience, event/program planning, proposal writing, research, fundraising, marketing........ I know where to get grants/loans....I can secure income for several months until my self employment income kick in............. BUT I JUST CANT THINK OF A NEED THAT NEEDS FILLING.......I think that even if I could get suggestions of ideas that other people have already tried it would help me think of my own unique idea It is extremly difficult to research this on the internet due to thousands of webpages that are the "get rich work from home at your computer" scam............ I am talking about a REAL offline business ( I plan on tapping into the online market too...but right now Im looking for something in the real world) Ideas? Resources to help me research? ....... more

Resolved Question: Did you hear Rush today?

RUSH: Let's go back to Thursday, March 22nd on this program. This, said I. RUSH ARCHIVE: I'm telling you, this is to jumpstart the campaign. This is to see if it will jumpstart the campaign, and we'll find out the next three or four days or whatever, week, if that happens. This business about this being a surprise makes me think that the leak that was planted today was purposely wrong, to create surprise, make sure everybody thought, "Oh, we know what's coming," and have it blown away. "The campaign's going to go on! Ooh, the campaign is going to go on! Well, we thought it was going to be suspended." You know, we all get all these press releases in advance of the State of the Union Address. We all know what's going to be said before it airs. There's no surprises. This was surprise. It may have been done on purpose. RUSH: This, ladies and gentlemen, is what I said on this program the day of the John and Elizabeth Edwards cancer press conference. Jumpstart the campaign. I of course took mountains of grief for this in a number of quarters. "How could Limbaugh be so callous," when in fact I was not the first to say so, I was not the first to categorize this and analyze it in a political sense. The Drive-Bys beat me to this led by Howard Fineman. Now, let's go to CNN, The Situation Room, last night. Host, Suzanne Malveaux filling in for Wolf Blitzer, interviewed Senator Edwards, and she said, "A lot of people have really set up this race as Hillary Clinton versus Barack Obama, but these poll numbers show you second to Hillary and neck and neck with Obama." EDWARDS: I've been moving up. We have some momentum now. I think this is going to be a serious race where voters get a chance to look at the differences in our positions and our personal characteristics to be president. RUSH: "I've been moving up," he said. "We have some momentum now." Would somebody...? You fill in the blank. What was it that caused the momentum? I mean, there wasn't momentum before the press conference. What was it that caused the momentum? It is clear what caused it. But this, ladies and gentlemen, is the pièce de résistance. I am holding this in my formerly nicotine-stained fingers. This is from the Washington Post blog today: "When you visit the John Edwards for President Web site, you're invited to send a sympathy note to the Edwardses. And tens of thousands of well wishers have done so since that heart-wrenching news conference two weeks ago at which Elizabeth Edwards courageously discussed her incurable cancer. What those well wishers get in return -- e-mail messages soliciting contributions to Edwards's campaign." So if you went to the Edwards website and you saw the opportunity to send a sympathy note to the Edwardses -- and tens of thousands am people did -- every one of those people has registered on the Edwards website and every one of them has received an e-mail message asking for contributions to the Edwards campaign. "Visitors to the Edwards site who choose to 'send a note to Elizabeth and John' are first taken to a heartfelt letter from the candidate that was written the day after he learned that his wife's cancer had returned. Edwards thanks readers for their 'prayers and wishes,' vows that he and Elizabeth will 'keep a positive attitude always look for the silver lining' and declares that 'our campaign goes on and it goes on strongly.' Anyone who then chooses to send a note of sympathy to the Edwardses -- and, thus, provide his or her e-mail address -- automatically becomes part of the Edwards campaign's online e-mail database, a list that is crucial to any campaign's ability to raise vast amounts of money over the Internet. If you sent a note to the Edwardses before the critical March 31 end-of-the-quarter fundraising deadline, you would have received frantic e-mail solicitations from the campaign, such as the one on March 28 from Edwards campaign manager David Bonior titled, '96 hours to show substance works.' "'The solicitation asked for '$25, $50 or any amount you can afford to give,'" and you only had 96 hours to do it. This is what it is. Do I need to analyze this? Do I need to add commentary to this? (interruption) You think I do, Snerdley? Well, that means people out there can't figure this out. That means people are not going to understand the point of this without me telling them. I refuse to believe that the people in this audience are that dense. Well, of course there are liberals listening. There are always liberals listening to this program. They're always spying, studying. Okay, what word would you associate with this, folks? Crass? Ballsy? What word would you use? Opportunistic? Some might say, "Hey, Rush, it's politics. It's no big deal. You send a note to some candidate's website, what do expect you're going to get, Rush? I mean, come on. Everybody knows if you sent an e-mail to a candidate's website, you're on the list and you're going to get solicited for money. Come on, Rush! You're making too big a deal of it." No, no, folks. You are invited to send a sympathy message, not donate. The first thing that happens is, you want to send a sympathy message. Well, my gosh, look at the number of people who never knew Princess Diana who left notes, letters, pictures of themselves all along the cortege route. So the campaign had to know that there would be a lot of people who wanted to send along well wishes and sympathy and so forth. That's the first thing people were asked to do. They weren't asked to donate. It's only after sending in the sympathy card or message that you are then solicited. I'm sure they said, "Thanks for the great sympathy note. We really appreciate it. It means a lot to us. By the way, 96 hours left to show that you have substance, or that there is substance, $25, $50, or whatever amount you can donate. There are only 96 hours to go," from campaign chairman David Bonior. (Laughing) HR just said in the IFB he could have at least done that part under separate cover. What do you mean? A separate thank-you note? A thank you, and then a follow-up? They at least could have done that? Well, that's time-consuming and it removes you one step from the sale. Anyway, this should put to rest among anybody who's reasonable out there, that this is being seized upon as a political opportunity, and I predicted it and said, "See if it jumpstarts the campaign," which it has, financially, poll-wise. more

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